This sense of entitlement is crucial to understanding why people misbehave in high office.
Paul, might have become a regular stop for ambitious young Democrats seeking high office.
Amazingly, Mr Kerik was twice cleared for high office by New York City's Department of Investigation.
There were whispers of a Khodorkovsky run for the presidency or other high office.
Instead, they have signaled their contempt for Obama by promoting known arch-terrorists to high office.
Returning from serving as an army journalist, Gore entered newspapers before answering the call of high office.
Such attitudes remind us, yet again, of why even the reconstituted left is a menace in high office.
Increasingly, too, the delegates are voting against government motions or nominees for high office, sometimes producing large dissenting minorities.
Someone who has ridden family wealth to high office, for example, may have accomplished less than meets the eye.
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"It's always a big deal when a woman is elected to high office, but this was a significant shift, " Maloney said.
And there are obviously other remarkably capable women in positions of high office in this administration and will continue to be.
Seems the Politicians and big money bankers who put them into high office have alot to lose if this information goes public.
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Combating terrorism is a deadly serious duty for any president, but not one of the reasons Mr Obama wanted high office in the first place.
Above all, the candidates must avoid blundering, making some stray error of fact or tone that makes them appear ineligible for high office.
Amazingly, Mr Abe appears to think he deserves another shot at high office at 53, he is young by the standards of Japanese politicians.
They stress the lack of experience in high office of the would-be Socialist candidates, at a time when the euro-zone crisis is deepening.
To voters, his main virtue lay in never having held high office, which was taken as a sign that he was not corrupt.
And there has been progress that has been made there, as I mentioned earlier, the announcement of the high office of oversight giving executive decrees.
Under Mr Bush, working for Goldman Sachs, the greatest of Wall Street's then-great investment banks, seemed in itself to be a qualification for high office.
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His dad, Bob, still holds high office at the club, too.
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But he also believes Tutut is being groomed for high office.
And would do so again, 11 days afterwards, there is substantial and credible evidence that the president has misused the privileges available to his high office.
The new thinking is that the most useful thing ministers can do for emerging sectors is to use the pull and prestige of high office itself.
And since then, some members of Congress have been actively trying to water it down and others running for high office has been calling for its repeal.
Mr Deri got a three-year jail sentence for bribery, but a decade has passed since then and he is eligible to run and hold high office again.
The paper describes him as the "antithesis of Vatican pomp", highlighting that he is "a man known for catching the bus and eschewing the luxuries of high office".
At a stroke, whole generations of middle-aged Tory men can feel dreams of high office evaporating like the fumes from a consoling tumbler (or two) of late-night Scotch.
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